Folds of Honor x USA Luge

Join six of our USA Olympic Luge team racers as they take part in a friendly fundraising competition for Folds of Honor June 14th - September 4th. Each racer has a goal of fundraising $5,000, the equivalent of one life-changing scholarship; collectively raising 6 life-changing scholarships! Help your favorite ‘Luger’ reach their goal today!

About Folds of Honor:

MEETING SACRIFICE WITH HOPE SINCE 2007.

It began with Lt Col Dan Rooney’s flight home from his second tour of duty in Iraq. An F-16 fighter pilot in the Oklahoma Air National Guard, he became painfully aware of the realities families face when a loved one in uniform is fallen or disabled.

As his flight landed, the pilot announced they carried the remains of Corporal Brock Bucklin on board. Lt Col Rooney watched as Corporal Bucklin’s twin brother walked somberly alongside the flag-covered casket to meet his family on the tarmac. Among them was the deceased Corporal’s young son, Jacob.

Since that night, Lt Col Rooney has committed his life to rallying patriotic Americans and meeting sacrifice with hope through the Folds of Honor. Since 2007, we’ve provided life-changing scholarships to the spouses and children of America’s fallen or disabled military. And now, our mission expands to the families of America’s first responders. On our watch, those who protect our freedoms and our families will know they are not forgotten.

About USA Luge:

USA Luge was founded in 1979 to recruit, develop, train and support athletes to represent the United States in all international competitions, including Olympic, World Championship and World Cup events. The organization is charged with promoting and growing the sport domestically, in addition to helping our athletes to achieve sustained competitive excellence with the highest standards of sportsmanship and fair play.

Summer Britcher

Folds of Honor x USA Luge supporting Folds of Honor Tennessee

Folds of Honor x USA Luge

Summer Britcher

Folds of Honor x USA Luge supporting Folds of Honor Tennessee

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